Nancy Terrill Quoted in Crain's Cleveland Business on Diebold's Strategy Shift
Inglewood senior partner Nancy Terrill was quoted in Crain's Cleveland Business on Diebold's new CEO shifting the company toward software.
Inglewood senior partner Nancy Terrill was quoted in Crain's Cleveland Business in an article titled "Diebold's new CEO is shifting to software," which ran in the print and online editions on June 16, 2013.
The piece examined how Diebold's incoming chief executive planned to reposition the company around software, a strategic pivot that speaks to the kind of operational and financial questions Terrill works on through Inglewood's turnaround consulting practice.
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